Sentence examples similar to demonstrations could have from inspiring English sources

Opposition leaders were cautious about the impact the demonstration could have on the government's staying power, despite growing grumblings from within Mr. Berlusconi's coalition.

The Denver Post's lead convention page was filled solid with references to demonstrations that "could have" gotten out of hand, not to mention the rumor of an Obama assassination plot.

"It's about the most compelling demonstration you could have that experience shapes the brain".

A1 Hindu Militant Leader Arrested The Hindu nationalist government in India arrested the leader of a militant Hindu group, preventing a demonstration that could have led to violence.

But I had huge demonstrations twice, which could have caused my departure.

They asked him about the demonstrations but they could have also asked him about the game because we would value his judgment.

The contrast between this promise and the Versailles award to Japan that had touched off the 1919 protest demonstrations could hardly have been more striking.

In spite of these limitations we strongly feel that the peak UPCR in dengue should be practiced by primary care physicians when they encounter suspected cases of dengue as the onset of proteinuria and subsequent demonstration of peak UPCR could have a major implication in identification of incipient DHF and stratification of management strategy for such cases.

The public square could have hosted demonstrations and acted as a stage for TV reporter stand-ups, showing the Berlaymont (Commission headquarters) and Council buildings in the background.

He recalls yet again his agonies in office in the 1970s, when he thought that American demonstrations during the Vietnam War could have misled Mao into believing that a "genuine world revolution" was at hand.

Kurion's website calls it "cost-effective" and has said it could have its demonstration plant running within 18 months.